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Biomechanics of internal fixation methods for ankle fusion
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interdisciplinary project will involve bioengineering, mechanical engineering, cell and tissue culture and molecular biology. The PhD student will have a chance to work in tissue engineering labs creating 3D models
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, changes in climate driving emergence of new fungal pathogens and expansion of endemic fungal infections. The biology of the cryptococcal cell wall is very poorly understood but has great potential as a
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technologies. PhD candidates should hold at least an upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant area. Candidates with experience in molecular biology or with an interest in human diseases
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molecular biology, gene therapy, and translational research, while making meaningful contributions to the scientific community. We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic candidates with a background in
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carefully examine the cell biology of immune-damaged cell interactions at these sites of damage. This careful characterisation will further inform and develop our understanding of these cell-cell fundamental
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are expert. This project will suit applicants from a diverse range of backgrounds in, including training in cell biology, developmental biology, genetics and immunology. The successful applicant will display a
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PhD studentship in experimental biophysics and charge transfer systems
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Understanding the biomechanics of vibro-tactile perception Department of Mechanical Engineering PhD Research Project Self Funded Prof M Carre, Dr J Rowson Application Deadline: Applications accepted all year round Details This project will build on previous research within the department to...
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to take forwards. You will join two vibrant research groups (http://elkslab.weebly.com/, https://emilynoelresearch.weebly.com/) and you will be well trained in zebrafish biology and microscopy techniques